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Catalogue description SALISBURY MANUSCRIPTS
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| Reference: | 920 SAL |
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| Title: | SALISBURY MANUSCRIPTS |
| Description: |
Records of the Lancashire Estates of the Marquess of Salisbury |
| Date: | 15th cent.-20th cent |
| Arrangement: |
Scheme of Classification: MANORIAL 920 SAL 1 West Derby Court Rolls, 1453-1949 920 SAL 2 Indexes to Court Rolls, 1830-68 920 SAL 3 West Derby and Wavertree Surrenders and Court Papers, 1709-1908 920 SAL 4 West Derby Court Books, 1744-1799 920 SAL 5 Wavertree Court Rolls, [1559-] 1770-1958 920 SAL 6 Indexes to Court Rolls, 1768-1864 920 SAL 7 Wavertree Surrenders, 1881-91 920 SAL 8 Little Woolton Court Rolls, 1788-1940 920 SAL 9 Little Woolton Surrenders and Court Papers, 1616-1910 920 SAL 10 Much Woolton Court Rolls, 1549-84 ADMINISTRATIVE 920 SAL 11 Enfranchisement Books, 1825-96 920 SAL 12 Freehold and Copyhold Rentals for West Derby, Wavertree and Everton, 1720-1807 920 SAL 13 Rentals of leasehold, chief rents and encroachments in manors of Childwall, Little Woolton, Much Woolton, West Derby, Everton and Wavertree, 1759-99 920 SAL 14 Rentals of farms, cottages and leases, 1785-1922 920 SAL 15 Miscellaneous Rentals and Surveys, 1608-1913 920 SAL 16 Account Books, 1791-1911 920 SAL 17 Papers relating to Accounts, 1825-76 920 SAL 18 Miscellaneous Papers, 1800-52 TITLE DEEDS AND LEASES 920 SAL 19 Miscellaneous deeds, 1508, 1558, 1771 920 SAL 20 Modern leases and deeds, 19th and 20 cent. Old Title Deeds 14th-19th cent. Until such time as a full calendar can be compiled, many of the deeds are being kept in bundles as received from Hatfield, under their old reference number. The following Hatfield bundle numbers, however, have been reclassified: 263 920 SAL 16/3, 17/1 264 920 SAL 14/2 265 920 SAL 16/1 270 920 SAL 18/7 648/1 920 SAL 16/2 648/2 920 SAL 18/5-6 648/3 920 SAL 14/1 648/4 920 SAL 15/11 648/5 920 SAL 18/2 648/6 920 SAL 15/7 648/12 920 SAL 15/8 648/13 920 SAL 15/9 648/14 920 SAL 15/10 648/15 920 SAL 15/6 658/11 920 SAL 15/1 658/14 920 SAL 15/3 658/15 920 SAL 18/3 659/22 920 SAL 17/8 660/13 920 SAL 18/1 675/10 920 SAL 15/2 684/2 920 SAL 18/4 684/11 920 SAL 15/5 |
| Held by: | Liverpool Record Office, not available at The National Archives |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical description: | 21 Series |
| Access conditions: |
Post 1900 records may be consulted only with the written permission of Lord Salisbury. It is also necessary to give prior notice of intention to consult post 1900 records since they are stored in the Basement Strong Room. |
| Immediate source of acquisition: |
Deposited by Lord Salisbury in the Liverpool Record Office on indefinite loan. |
| Custodial history: |
Accession Numbers 110, 720 |
| Administrative / biographical background: |
The Lancashire Estates of the Marquees of Salisbury came to the family through the marriage of James the 2nd Marquees to Frances Mary, daughter of Bamber Gascoyne of Childwall, in 1821. The estate was first brought together by Isaac Greene (1678-1749) a successful attorney of Prescot, Liverpool and Childwall, details of which ware given in 'Isaac Greene' by R. Stewart-Brown (1921). He acquired Eltonhead manor and Hall in Sutton in 1712, the manors of Childwall, Little and Much Woolton, with demesnes of Childwall and Little Woolton, in 1718, and the manors of West Derby, Everton, and Wavertree with certain other premises, in 1722. By his marriage in 1725 to Mary Aspinall he became lord of Hale with extensive estates there. The whole was inherited by his two daughters Ireland and Mary, who divided the property in 1751, Ireland taking her mother's portion, and Mary taking the rest. The latter married Bamber Gascoyne in 1757. Their eldest son Bamber Gascoyne (M.P. for Liverpool, 1780-1796) had one daughter, Frances Mary, who succeeded to the estate and took it with her on marriage to Lord Salisbury. |
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